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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29

OLD is worth $500 per pound, Pettit's Eye Salve
VI $1,000, but is sold at % cents box by dealers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29

What are those men rushing down the street
,for?'' asked a man in Washington at 11:45 %. III.
''They are racing for the cup. Saloons close at
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29
" Don't Marry Him"i

It was TOO years Saturday since the CONSTITUTE OF
of the United States adopted. None but bal
let girls remember the glOriOuS event.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29

nnHElHA Morphine Habit Cured in 10
UEBkHn @ to 20 days. No pay till cured.
SR EGDNa Or. j. Stephens, Lebanon. Ohio.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29
"FOR THE BLOOD is THE EgrE.''
CONSUMPTION

which is ScFOfula ofthe lungs, is arrested,
and cured by this remedy, if taken in the
earlier stages of the disease. From its mar
Vicious power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering this now wOrld-famed rem
edy to the public, DIR. Pierce thought seriously
of calling it his CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
a medicine which, from its wonderful COM
bination of tonic, or strengthening, Alternative,
or blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and
nutritive properties, is unequaled, not only
as a remedy for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases of the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29

nAMrTD TUM0Rss and ULCERS. 2ep
OalNOUll DR.. F. B. GOLLEY Milwaukee, wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-29

Lord Ely is one of the few Irish land
lords who get anything from their es-
tates. He draws 100000 year from
his tenants with little trouble.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
snrembmrstiGes aus SeIsien.

gu 8aes8 Bel Eroiss
Bonts, iinb srpsi @obnunsen nebit Stalz
lunsen unb anbere DISQUALIFICATION bes
aderers 6ubert absebrannt. Oer S9ateu
pirb gu $4,000 Srs. uerani9last.
Serr Oebrp, 9farrer ~ goIaiutue
(5auuiaers), 1T mad goeur (gaitna9)
ueriest. 5err Oemaref, Bfarrer su @i
try. pe9ieIt nit 5ru. 0iiarbin, 9farrsr
gu Waful.
gu 8epIer Bel Mrlon fanb am IL.
Nusult abenos Elm trauriges llnqliif ifatt.
Der Samilienuater Bster Reppel wo0te
abenbs Inn 9 l1br nod Suttsr pom 5euz
fau berunternebmen, gilt absr unsladz
li4er 8eiie aus, 10 baB sr auf ben &opf
unten tn bic S9eune uisI. Ser Cob mar
auseubIidIi9.
Sn 8aIifeul nurbe 6r, Sface, @es
Observation-Disclosures ais 8eiri9tsr anr
bortisen Srieoensseri9te ernannt.
Ole Sasb wirb in Der gropins 9uz
remburs am 8. Sept. e%r0ffnet.
gu gbiup 1T Der l2idbrise @miI
albert benin Saben ertrunteu.
gu Stein i a . 8 1T bas Saus bes
laurent Sorneau abssbrannt. Dies 1T
bic ie9ife Seuersbrunit, bic bort in Sab
resfrtft in benz u 80 9duier sdbIsnben
Srt ftattbatte.
Sn q o ftirste Der 12idbrise Sof.
2ambert betm 8tsbbitsn in einsn gfubI
unb ertrant.
gu Strton wurSs am Is. Iusuit ber
4idbrise Sertbolet pom einem Barren ibers
fabren unb war slei9 tobt.
gu 9iebereIter purbe am II.
auauit Worsens frib bic ssnannte anna
Warsaretba @Olins (betannt unter benz
S4impfnameu Stib), binter elmer 5ede
tobt% sefunbeH. Die unsIidlide mar seiz
itesi9wa9 unb uobnte felt eintsen Ronas
ten tn elmer Sersi9lu9t unter einem Dorm
fraud. sic uerbisIt fi1 berart, baB iie,
offers %betrunten, allen fittIi5sn anitanb
persaB unb slei9iam OffentIi9es asrserniB
CAB. Ote 9emeinbspermaltuns i9ien f6,
pfli9tuereeHen, ni9t I'm bas aru,s @sisn
,u timmeru.
Die IrIonerb aben bieien CONNER
i9wsr an 8afermansel seIitten.
gu Sterpeui9 fiarb am "a. Dug.
tm aIter BON Al Sabreu Der Stationspors
itsbsr 9err Sarni9.
Iatel (arIon). Gm %. aus. Witz
tags wurbe Der unwett grlou seIsssne fog.
uSuintenbof4 bur9 cine Ssusrsbrunit
sdn3Ii4 einsedi9ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Saar, MOiel, Gifei uno Sunsrfd.

Sn Der WoisI Bel Mst 1T neuers
binss bic 5ii9peit wiebsr auseebro9en,
weI3e Dor etnisen Sabren bic 6ii9srinbe
3erft6rte, banu aber erIoi9en mar. @s
iinb wie bamaIs AUDI bsuts wieber bic Bars
ben, wsl4e suerif unb bauptid9Ii9 pon Der
Rrantbsit (BeuIenpsf) bsfalen rpurben.
pie srcbe 9ise fssint Die llrisSs Der
Rrantbeit 3u ietn.
Saarburs. Die Sorarbeiten sur
9eriteIuns elmer @aherIeituns fir Saars
burg baben felt einisen Sasen bssonnen.
auf Der llnterfabt 1T mon iosar i4on nit
benz 2esen Der R6bren bsiddItist. @enn
teine beionberen 5inbsrnihs IN ben @es
~treten, pirb bic 8aferlsituns innerbalb
swsi MOnaten fertis aeitelt isin.
. er o au bes biid6hiden @onuittes
;u Brlm pirb in aIernd5iter jSsit in gns
sriff senoumen, unb omar iol bas Sunba=
ment nod Dor benz Wtuter fertigssfsnt
perbeu. Sas 9sbdubs wirb am SrbIer
erridtet In elmer 5routldnse pon IS unb
In elmer Siefe pon Is Weter, unb fol- ber
@eiammttoffsnani5Ias fi9 auf 100000
u. bsIaufen.
Im ~. ausuf, IL l1br gormits
tass, baben su Mes 1876 Pilser %(barunter
90 Rranfe) aus 2Otbrinsen unb 2urembars
bic Waufabrt na4 2ourbes ansetretcn.
Sn Sberbam i9lus pd5ren6 bes
@spitters, wsIdss it9 iber benz Mtoiels
tbaIe swii6en Oiebenbofen unb Sierd entz
lub, Der gIis In bas S5ulssbaube. Oers
islbe fubr bur9 ben Spei9sr, psIdsn &c
in Sranb ftedte, unb ~3eritorte bic Osfe
bes S9uliaales. Dem trdftisen unb be-
ionneuen gini9reiten bes 9ebrers nit 6ilfe
GINGER @inwobner seIans IS, bas Ssuer i'm
Seine su eritidsn.
Sn @ittIi9 inb am II. Iusuff
pier @Obnbduier nit Rebensebduben abses
6rannt.
Ole &iubpieb sausfeIIuna
bss IL. @auuerbanbes Saarburs, Wsrz
zig, SaarIouis, Saarbriitsn finbst am
Samitas, ben l. October, 3u Saarburg
itatt. Sterbst tommsn 1000 80. Staatss
prdmten an preispirbise Ebiere CUR Ser
tbeiluns.
Serr Wannot, Otrsttor bes botas
nii9en 9artens In Wontisnp, psl9er Don
Der RebIaus : Gommiiiion fir gIiaBz
9otbrinssn nit Der Sberaufii9t iber bic
8eiubsrse In 2otbrinssn bstraut 1T, bat IN
ben lssten Easen ueri9iebsne RsbIaus<
bsrbs srSBsren obsr ~ssrinseren llmfanss IN
Der llmsesen Der Stabt Mes, 10 naments
LID in ancp, obsrbaIb, unb gaIlisrss.
unterbalb Wss, entbsdt. Mit ben erforz
berIi9en Ssrni9tunssmaBreseIn wtrb uu=
persislib porsesansen psrSsn.
Die beuti9e &riessperwaL
tuns bat ben auftras srtbeilt ben Bau
Der neuen Ss~itunssbauten In WeS ,u BE-
i9leunissu. 1900 arbsitsr iin6 sesenz
uartis an Der Seriteuuns BON iieben nsuen
Sorts um Nes bei4dftiSt.
Ole pon Serrn YuriceIIi In
ieinem S9Iohe gu 2ieier erri9tsts Sausz
tapsle wurbe am Is. Nusuif bur9 ben
bo5p. 9errn Yii9Of siuseweibt. So9s
perisIbe belt sobann cine anipra9e unb
fwsisrts barauf bas srfs 81. MsBopfsr in
Der Rapels. SisisIbs 1T i'm &enaifances
file ausseflbrt. Serna5 b!ii4tiste bee
9srr Bii9of bic nsue tatbOIii9s Sir4e tn
Selbsn,, wel1s sr TN fommenbsu Sabre
feisrIi9 ~sin3upsiben ssbsnft.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14

After enjoying the festival to
our fullest capacity, in all its
branches, and making music It'll
all were tired, We bid adieu to
Chenubia and its hospitable citi.
zens and launched out into one of
the darkest nights and muddiest
roads in America. We reached
home with but one accident--one
faithful old Atlas, not a geographic
cal Atlas, but Atlas Howard, lost
his bearing, ran our team into
the woods, over log, upset our
vehicle, bruised up a part of the
Dawson Journal, smashed two or
three ban DIS and gave us walk
two or three miles, before we could
get wsgon to bring us to town.
But we are here and the good la>
dies, gentlemen and children of
Chehubia have our thanks for one
of the most pleasant trips our
band ever made and we are ever
A MEMBER OF THE BAND.
DOTS OF THE TRIP.
Jack and Mrs Lee have captur.
ed the Band.
The young ladies of Chenubia
know what hungry men need.
Jim Query had lnnch on the
road to Chenubia.
DR.. Williford and Charlie Gun.
nels know what the boys need.
Mr.. and Mrs. West and their
fair daughters made it pleasant, in
many ways, for the band boys.
And now we know where Tom
McLendon was raised.
Fred Clark's horn blows, nc
more, the omnibus fell on it.
Ed Rainey would like to ex-
change his Atlas for a William,
yes even a William goat.
lobe Thornton is quite an add.
ton to the band; he holds fam.
beau.in the best time on record.
Frank McEulty IS not an active
member OF the band in music, but
very active in clearing the grub
from a supper>table.
The band wants to go to John
PARROTS the when Columbus
Southern gets there.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
Application for Letters of
Administration.

GEORGIA-TERRE1L County.
Ordinary's Office, Nov, %. 1887.
WHEREAS, w Z Griffin having in
proper torn applied :or permanent
letters of ADMINISTRATION or the es.
tate of J p Griffin deceased: All
and singular the criditors and next
kin of said deceased are hereby no.
titled to show cause, if any they
can, why letters of adminis:l alton,
as prayed for, should not be grant
ed said w Z Griffin at the next
January term 1888 of Terrell
Court of Ordinary.
H. S. BELL,
At. Ordinary.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
Sheriff Sale.

VIII be sold before the court
house door in Dawson Terrell
county Georgia on the fret Tues
day in January 1888 between the
legal hours of sale TO the highest
bidder for cash the following prop
erty to-wit:
All OF that tract or parcel of
land situated in the city of Dawson
said county and state commencing
at line on Main Street where the
rightsof>way Of the Southwestern
railroad crosses the Street, then
running north to corner of lot
know as the Rumney place, then
west until it reacl e5 the land If
Sharps' field known "a the Exile
place, then South until it reaches
tie right~of-way of the Southwest
tern railroad and then on a line
with the right of way of said road
to the starting point containing
twelve acres more or lees, and
there being On said land one store
house ninety feet long and twenty
feet wide. and part of it two sto-
ries high, the same being q frame
building, also one frame store
house thirty feet long and twenty
wide, also one frame dwelling
house with four rooms, Hall and
Plaza to the same, one frame
dwelling house with three rooms,
one stable and buggy house, che
frame wooden warehouse one hum
dred feet long and forty feet wide
situated on heeast side of Main St.
and nearly in front of said store,
also one two story frame dwelling
house with six rooms and lot adj
joining the same, being in all about
four acres of land, more or less,
and being on the East side of maiu
street and North of the right of
way of the Southwestern Railroad.
in the city of Dawson, said county
and State, and the land whereon
the said house is situated the same
being the place wherein the said
L S Baldwin lived in May, 1884.
Also the place known as the Batey
Hall place, where Adam Atweil
lived in May 1884, and being on
the road from Dawson to Bronw0od,
and containing three acres, more
or less. also the house and lot in
Dawson said county and State,
known as the Cliff Orr place and
where Ned Stevens lived in 1884,
also the house and lot in the city
of Dawson said county and State,
known as the Bill Patterson place
and where Tom Keith lived in Nav
1884, each of said mentioned lots
containing one acre of land.
Also lot of land, No. ninety.sey-
en- (97) in the 18th Dist, of said
county and State. Levied on as
the property Of Mrs. Mary G Bali
dwin, las Administrative OIL S Bali
dwin deceased, in favor of WR
Baldwin. Proper y pointed
out in mortgage f ia,
Also at the same time and place
lots of land Numbers, Sc, 81, 72&
70, containing in ill Eight Hua-
dred and ten acres more or less
situated in the Bird District of Ter.
rell county, Co., levied on as the
property Of Mrs, Mary { Baldwin
as Administrative on estate OIL s
Baldwin deceased. in favor of w
r Baldwin. Property point
ed out in mortgage fila it being
the undivid half interest in said
lands.
IG MARSHALL,
Sheriff Terrell County.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
Guardianship Notice.

GEORGIA-TERRELL County.
Ordinary's Office. Nov, %, 1887.
WHEREAS, it appearing that a
guardian is needed for the person
and property of Bella Ellington,
George Ellington and Vivela Bill
lington : orphans of Zilpha Billings
ton deceased. who are under the
age of fourteen years, all persons
interested are hereby notified to
show cause, if any they can, why
guardianship of said minors should
not lie vested in the Clerk of the
Superior Court, or some other com.
petent person, at the next January
term 1888, Vt Terrell Court of Or
ninary.
II. S BELL.
1t. Ordinary.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
POOR FARM.

We find eleven paupers on farm
and tewelve that draw rations
from county not on farm, working
twenty-tnree in all. We find on
the farm two mules, 80 stock hogs,
8 fat hogs all in good condition,
1890 lbs. meat, 900 bushels corn,
5000 lbs. Fodder, 300 hundred
bushels cotton seed, one bale cot
ton in the seed, so bushels potatoes
all raised on farm this year. One
two-horse wagon and other neces-
sary, farming tools. We also learn
from Supt. that there has been
nine bales cotton sold from farm
thss year. We find majority OF
buildings for use of paupers in Osry
poor condition and unfit to be in
habited by anybody, be they ever
so humble and we earnestly re-
quest the County Commissioners
aid the Supt. to see that the same
are put in a habitable condition
at once and not pass this RECON-
mendation needlessly by as they
have done recommendations on
this same subject by former Grand
Jurries. A former g. j. having res
quested the Supt. to keep au item
lied account of pauper farm ex.
penses and revenues, we were pre-
sented with an account not itemiz-
) ed as for instance an item charged
on said account was for necessary
expense 1925 and Of course we
could learn very little from same.
We recommend &c Query for
Exoficio j. p, of 9O9th Dist.
We recommend that these pre-.
sentiments be published in the Daw-
son journal, News and Reporter.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
GRAND JURY PRESFETMENTS.
Terrell Superior Court, Hovsmber Term
1887.

DAWSON, GA, Dec, 6.1887.
We, the Grand Jurors, chosen
and sworn for the November term
: O. Terrell Superior Court, 1887,
make the following general pres
sentiments.
Through our several committees
we make following report:
COM, on ORD1NARY's Books.
We find books in good order. but
not kept as recommended by form
er Grand Juries, whereas it was
recommended some eighteen
months or two years ago that the
Ordinary and Supt. Pauper farm
both keep a separate book with
itemized account Of expenses and
revenues from pauper farm, and
that same be returned to each
Grand Jury for inspection. This
has not been complied with, Tut
expenses and account of pauper
farm are mixed with other accounts
for Jail and general paupers, and it
is impossible for any Grand Jury
to thoroughly investigate and sepa-
rate said account and arrive at any
definite ideaof cost of maintainances
OF said farm, or any other branch
of county business during their
session. We called on Ordinary
for above mentioned apes, and
were referred to his book containing
above mixed apes. as complained
of. We find further that the coun-
ty Commissioners, in our opinion,
are too careless as to auditing apes.
and drawing warrants on Treasur>
er for payment of claims against
the county without giving same
necessary inquiry as to their legal
ity and correctness. In this con-
nectien we call attention to apes,
originating in county court not be-
ing approved by the Judge. We
also find the Ordinary is not as
strict as he should be in compeil-
ing Administrators to make returns
annually as required by law. and
We recommend that the Ordinary
neglect this branch of business nc
longer.
We find the Ordinary has re-
ceived following amounts money:
From sale of 8 bis cotton, s347, "a
/" Bank Americas, 10000
4" Sumter county, 37,7s
Z" Whiskey license, 25,0(
Aggregating 81 ,910.es
All of which has been paid ovel
70 Treasurer.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
Leaving bal. on hand, s517, 80
ON SPECIAL TAX.

Leaving bal. on hand, s517, 80
ON SPECIAL TAX.
We find the Tax Collector has
collected $4,000 " hiskey tax, he
has proper vouchers fors55O 00and
5000, 90 on hand which is to be re-
mitted with bis quarterly report,
ending December 81, 1887.
COUNTY COURT.
We find the books of the Coun>
ty Court officials correct. There
has been thirty.one criminal cases
disposed of as follows:
Twenty-six (26) convictions.
three acquittals and two nolprossed
on the criminal docket. There are
nineteen cases for trial at the quar-
terly term, said court having been
organized about four months. We
think that most OF the above cases
would now be pending in our Su.
perior Court which have been dis
posed of with very little expense
to the county.
This court having been in exist
ence so short time it is impossible
to say whether the same is bene>
fit to the county or not.
ON sHERIFFs AND JAILoRs BOOKS
we find charges made and paid out
of the County Treasury not in
accordance with law. We notice
it has been custom Of Sheriffs
and JailOrs OF this county to in
clude in their accounts against the
county charges for conducting
prisoners before the court and tor
! more than two turnkeys for each
prisoner that the charges which
have been paid on said accounts
amount to several hundred dollars.
We recommend that the Ordinary
and County Commissioners pro-
coed at once to get at such
amounts which have been wrong.
fully paid and have the said amount
returned to the Treasurer anC
report the amount of same to tn,
next Grand Jury.
AS to tax Receivers books we
find several lots of land returned
in the wrong district by owners
and request receiver to call their
attension TO same in making re,
turns. We also find same proper
ty given in at too low value. Ii
assessing city property we refer
him to books Of city assessors fol
correct valuation; otherwise ne fine
books correct.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
A J BALDWIN.
A j CARVER.
A G HILL,
w B OXFORD.
DAWSON, GA, Dec, 9Th, 1887.
EDITOR News:


DAWSON, GA, Dec, 9Th, 1887.
EDITOR News:
BY Invitation,
of the good people, of Chenubia,
our band left Dawson last evening
between 5 and 6 o'clock to be a.
Chenubia school house II miles
away at six o'clock, but on account
of very moist roads and a failure to
get horses with good record we
failed to make it but made good
time, until we reached Mr.. Jack
Lees where halt was made, the
Assembly beat aud all answering to
roll call we treated Mr.. Lees family
to serenade, from one ofthe finest
selections, when the members, and
the accompanying friends, we're
invited in and rogaled with some
Of the finest wine and best cake
that it has been our good fortune
to tackle. We will ever remem-
Der Mr.. Lee and his good lady;
for we were hungry and they fed
us. After leaving Mr.. Lees we
were soon ut the school house where
we met Messrs. " illiford, West
and Gunnels, who took us in charge
and again made us feel happy by
inviting us into a warm room and
bOuntiful supper with plenty of
hot coffee and the usual list Of IL
quid refreshments. We then at
tended the Sunday school festival
at the school house which was very
well attended, though, not so well
on account of the very disagree
able weather, as it would have
been, had the weather department
been in a better humor. The us
ual programme was gone through
with, as laid down for such occa.
sions. All we're in a good humol
and enjoyed everything The lit
tie Misses with their grab bags,
furnished much amusement for all.
For 10cts. you had a chanceto gel
any this from a stick of candy t.
a pair of baby shoes. Severa
members of the band, brought
forth a pair of shoesfrOm the bag
and though, they were among the
unmarried ones, no reasonable
price would buy the baby shoes,
for we noticed Col. Query and
DIR. Chatham trying to trade fol
them. | guess the boys prized
them as souvenirs of their trip.
The cake wac voted to the prettiest
or most attractive young lady in
attendance. There was some good
work done by the friends of the
different young ladies, which can
be seen by the cake bringing into
the treasury over twenty-three
dollars at 10cts. per vote. The
cake was a very handsome one and
was made by Miss Maria West.
My advice to the young men
would be this: in Sc lecting your
partners for life, be sure to consid-
err well, among other things. her
cake making qualities. The cake
was voted to Miss Johnnie Lever
EFT.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14

We recommend the appoint.
ment of County School Commits
sioners A J Lee to FIJI vacancy
caused by expired term of N W
Dozier and j S Elmore for vacan-
cy caused by resignation B FL
Hood.
In taking leave of bis honor
Judge Jno. T Clarke we would res
pecttully suggest that our county is
poor and in debt and would beg of
him when he opens court in this
county to give us his full time.
William Kaigler, William D
hurry William f Sessions, wills
liam II Wilkinson, William B Ok
ford, Woodley S Marshall, Will
liam R Baldwin. Frank MBethune,
johnson Holland Joseph l Hitler,
John T Lamar. James C Simpson,
Jarvis G Dean, John Kitchens,
joni w Turner, Joseph L Lans>
ford.
Napoleon B Barnes. Alma C Hill,
Adrew j Baldwin, AndrewJCarver
Ely T Kenney, Steve T Jordan.
Ordered that these presen tments
be published as requested and or
dered that they be spread on the
minutes JOHN T. CLARKE
J. S. C. 7. G.
Dec. 6. 1887,
True extract from the minutes
]. e. F. CLARK, Clerk.
AS the last clause of above pre-.
sentiments may not be understood
by parties abroad, we desire to
estate in jus i ;e to his Honor Judge
John I Clarke, that it simply re-
fers to adjourning court on S.,tur-
days at noon and converting same
on Mondays afterno BON and thereby
losing to county parts of days for
which Jurors, Bailiffs and witnesse
are paid, and to respectfully sug.
gest tn at he arrange Jury business
so as to have only whole days. 1t
was not intended to reflect in any
manner upon ability of our up
right and popular Judge whom we
bell" We to be the peer Of any Judg
in the State.
A J BALDWIN.
A j CARVER.
A G Hill,
w B OXFORD.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14

PrBLIC BUILpNGs.

All of which has been paid over
70 Treasurer.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
Ire Bilious.

dyspeptic, constipated, should adj
dress, with 10 cents In stamps for
treatise, Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
II. S BELL.
Ordinary.
GEORGIA-Terrell County:
Ordinary's Office. Nov. %. g

0ASOAsNA1A AcIFcl1 NOuHiJ
Ordinary's Office, Nov. %, 'S7.
Whereas, it appearing to the
Court that the estate of j A Cars
ter, late of said county deceased, ia
without legal representation, and
that there IS necessity for admins
tration on said estate, all persons
interested are hereby notified to
show cause, if any they can, why
the administration of said estate
should not be vested in the Clerk
of the Superior Court of said coun.
ty, or some other competent person
at the next January term 1888, of
Terrell Court of Ordinary.
III S BELL,
At. Ordinary.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14

We find the Tax Collector has
collected $4,000 " hiskey tax, he
has proper vouchers fors55O, 00and
5000, 90 on hand which is to be re-
mitted with bis quarterly report,
ending December 81, 1887.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14

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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-12-14
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS BOOKS

SCHOOL CAfMIssIoNERs BOOKS
Are neatly kept, and so far as we
can judge, correct.
TREAsURER's BOOKS
We find kept in compliance with
the law and that he has :eceiseo
from all sources since May last, as
follows:
Bal. on hand since last
report, ......... s 20lS,54
From sale farr, products 350,19
Borrowed from Americas
Bank, 10000
From Sumter county part
of Attorney fee in
defence damage suit
and for bridge work, 31,75
Fines of road defaulters, $50
Whiskey License, -. $500
From Tax Collector, 80. $500
Making total of 1868, SO
Of which amount has been paid
as per proper vouchers. 8 4036, 55